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analytics-platform-config

All Kubernetes resources are managed as Helm charts, the Kubernetes package manager. Analytics-specific charts are served via our Helm repository - source code is in the ministryofjustice/analytics-platform-helm-charts repository, and chart values for each environment are stored in this reposirory

Encrypted configuration. Files can be decrypted by following Git-crypt instructions below.

Repository structure

Each environment has its own set of configuration files under the /chart-env-config directory, for example the configuration for the dev environment is the /chart-env-config/dev directory.

Most of these files contain the configuration (helm values) for the corresponding helm release, many of these helm charts are maintained by us (see ministryofjustice/analytics-platform-helm-charts repository).

Usage

NOTE helm is run from your workstation. There is no CI/CD for this repo.

Install helm2

Install and configure kubectl

  • need kubectl installed and configured and working on your workstation. if the alpha cluster alpha.mojanalytics.xyz is config in a file called say alpha specify:
export KUBECONFIG=$KUBECONFIG:$HOME/.kube/config:$HOME/.kube/alpha
kubectl config use-context alpha.mojanalytics.xyz

Modify chart config

  • cd to chart-env-config/alpha and modify the appropriate yaml file. For eample filebeat-node.yml

Run helm

  • setup and dry run helm2 to upgrade chart. For example the filebeats chart:
helm2 init --upgrade
helm2 repo add elastic https://helm.elastic.co
helm2 upgrade --debug filebeats-node elastic/filebeat --version 7.10.0 -f ./filebeat-node.yaml --namespace kube-system --install --dry-run

-finally run

helm2 upgrade --debug filebeats-node elastic/filebeat --version 7.10.0 -f ./filebeat-node.yaml --namespace kube-system --install --dry-run

Git-crypt

This repo contains secrets stored with git-crypt. These need decrypting before use. You need to have your GPG key added to this repo before you are able to do this.

See git-crypt for Analytical Platform for usage instructions.

NB Specifically for this repo: when you rotate the root key you must also Supply Concourse with the new key. This crops up when you remove a user.

Supply Concourse with the new key

Concourse needs access to this config, and rotating the root key will have locked it out until you supply the new one.

  1. Get the hash of the new key:

    base64 < .git/git-crypt/keys/default

  2. Replace the value in 4 places in this repo (search for gitcrypt & gitCrypt)

  3. Re-deploy charts: concourse-org-pipeline & concourse-admin-team. Example commands:

    # dev initially
ENV=dev
export KUBECONFIG=~/.kube/$ENV.mojanalytics.xyz-oidc  # or however you switch to the dev cluster
cd ~/ap  # or wherever your repos are checked out

helm upgrade --install org-pipeline-moj-analytical-services mojanalytics/concourse-org-pipeline --values    analytics-platform-config/chart-env-config/$ENV/concourse-org-pipeline.yaml
helm history org-pipeline-moj-analytical-services  # check it looks right

helm upgrade --install concourse-admin-team mojanalytics/concourse-admin-team  --values analytics-platform-config/   chart-env-config/$ENV/concourse-admin-team.yaml
helm history concourse-admin-team  # check it looks right

# Now repeat the above, but with ENV=alpha

# Monitor the next few builds:
# (See https://github.com/ministryofjustice/analytics-platform/wiki/Concourse#fly-tool )
fly -t mojap-alpha builds -c 5

# Run a test build, e.g. https://concourse.services.alpha.mojanalytics.xyz/teams/main/pipelines/kpi-s3-proxy